By JOSH STALOCHCORRESPONDENTGREEN BAY – The Notre Dame Academy boys’ volleyball team made things interesting against a much more experienced Kimberly squad on Tuesday evening at home in Fox Valley Conference action. The Tritons took the second set against the hard-hitting Papermakers, but the visitors ended up prevailing, 25-16, 22-25, 25-16, 25-14. “We’re a new …
Tremble School, the state’s oldest still-standing single-room schoolhouse, has been moved from where it stood for 106 years, next to Suamico Elementary on School Ln, the state’s oldest still-standing single-room schoolhouse, has been moved from where it stood for 106 years, next to Suamico Elementary on School Ln., to its new home at Ancestry Acres …
A young student from Syble Hopp School comes crashing into a blocking pad and pushes Packers wideout Amari Rodgers back a few steps Tuesday at Syble Hopp in De Pere. Josh Staloch Photo
Zane Giron was in the US Army for 24 years before he retired in November of 2011. Having a sister who lived in the Green Bay area, Giron visited a couple of times while on R&R, and that was all it took for him to decide to move here from Hawaii once his time in …
By Josh StalochCorrespondentGREEN BAY – 11 years ago, local woodworker Rick Brunner, founder of Rick’s Toybox, Inc. in Green Bay, was having medical issues so severe they were threatening his quality of life. Cognitive problems and other health challenges were making it difficult for Brunner to get through his days, he said. “It seemed like …
By Josh StalochStaff WriterLate last year, Julianne Taylor, who studies Design Arts at Queens College in New York City and here at UWGB, snapped a photo of her brother, 21-year old Preston Taylor. Young Preston, an artist in his own right whom readers might remember from an April 2022 story highlighting his efforts to raise …
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By Josh StalochStaff Writer HOWARD – This Labor Day brought an invasion of sorts to the Howard area as 38 grass-gobbling goats were dropped off at two heavily-wooded locations in Howard’s Meadowbrook Park. The goats will clear the area of invasive plants including Canada goldenrod and buckthorn, making way for pollinator-friendly plants to take over. …
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John Roake, 65, moved from Military Ave. to an apartment a block away from the heart of the Broadway district just so he could be a better volunteer. His duties as a seasoned helper for the downtown group include anything and everything. Whatever needs to get done, he’s quick to do it. For a Wednesday …
By Josh StalochCorrespondent GREEN BAY – Two local organizations will share in about $1.3 million of more than $100 million statewide grants supporting diversity in business. Gov. Tony Evers announced Monday $15.7 million will be added to the more than $86 million in investments already being made across Wisconsin to support diversity in business, and …
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Jim Kelly’s career as a draftsman at Allen-Bradley in Milwaukee spanned 38 years before he retired in 2010. During that time, he enjoyed spending his days downtown in the city’s famed Clock Tower Building, where his future wife, Connie, also worked. The two have spent the last 10 or so years traveling to Green Bay …
